WHo makes the best cue in the $179-179.99 range?

[Underclocked]

It's a REALLY nice cue and it hits two tons. :grin:

 

[scratchs]

My current playing cue cost $175 plus around $4.50 shipping (true fact). Does that count? It hits real good.

Sounds like you bought your cue in the early 70's..

 

[Chopdoc]

Did I mention this cue is 19oz and has a weight bolt? It can be adjusted!!!!

No?

If you twist my arm I will let this one go for $179.01, shipping included...and I will throw in a soft case, cube of genuine Master chalk, tip scuffer, a tip clamp and a brand new spare tip.


There's more! If you act now I will throw in a Tweeten Rapid Cue Top Sander!


Oh...and it's STRAIGHT!

.

 

[RogerO]

My current playing cue cost $175 plus around $4.50 shipping (true fact). Does that count? It hits real good.

Bob:

Though he didn't say, I assume that he wants one with a ferrule.

Roger

 

[Raider510]

This is important question.

His name is really "Bill Yerd" in Chinese

 

[Bob Jewett]

Bob:

Though he didn't say, I assume that he wants one with a ferrule.

Roger

Among the 12 or so shafts the cue seems to have acquired since 1972, there are some with ferrules. I think two masse shafts have ferrules.

 

[hotrod]

It's a REALLY nice cue and it hits two tons. :grin:

Most cues here on AZ land only hit a ton. That must be one sweet hitting cue you have there. Probably whats referred to as a keeper. Congratulations on your two ton cue.

 

[fastone371]

is this a trick question???? do i get a prize or something if i guess the correct answer???